Description

Tentsmiths’  Canvas Tarps are designed to be more of an all-round piece of canvas than the awning. While the awning is designed to stand primarily in front of a tent to create a covered porch, the tarp will do that and far more.

Versatility is the idea from the very beginning of construction. We sew our panels together adding a loop every three feet on every seam, then we double hem the edges placing a reinforcement patch and a loop every three feet on all four sides.

The  Canvas Tarp will set up over a rope, ridge pole or canoe. The many loops give you lots of options and, judging by the entries in journals and historical sketches, tarps were everywhere in every configuration.

Weights for Canvas Tarps:

• 8′ x 6″ x 8′ x 6″ – 9 pounds
• 8’6″ x 11′ 3″ – 10 pounds
• 11′ 3″ x 11′ 3″ – 13 pounds
• 11′ 3″ x 14′ – 16 pounds
• 14′ x 14′ – 22 pounds
• 14′ x 16′ 10″ – 25 pounds
• 16′ 10″ x 16′ 10″ – 27 pounds
• 16′ 10″ x 19′ 8″ –  currently a mystery somewhere between 27 – 36 pounds
• 19′ 8″ x 19′ 8″ – 36 pounds
• 19′ 8″ x 25′ 41 pounds